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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855 Excerpt: ...for the dead. inferior, lower, infimus. 602 hiquain, I say. 603 instinctus, pricked on; incited. instructor. instigare, to incite, to stimulate. 604 interpres (interpret-), interpreter, interpretari. interpretatio, translation, interpretation. 605 interior, the inner, intimus. intus, within (adv.). intro, in (after verbs of motion). intrinsecus, from within. intra, within (prep.), intrare. intestinus, internal, intestine. intestina, the intestines. 606 ira, anger, irasci, tobecomeangry, iratumesse, tobeangry. iracundus, irascible, passionate, iracundia. 607 ire (eo), to go. abire. adire. iter (itiner-), a journey, and a road, janus, an arched passage. janua, a house-door, janitor, doorkeeper. coire. ccetus, an assembly. comitia (-orum), the assembly of the people (pl.). cSmes (count-), companion, comitari. ambire, to go about, esp. to canvass. ambitus, the compass. ambition, ambition, ambitious, ambiilare, to walk up and down, obambulare. exire. exitus. exitium, ruin, exitiosus. inire. initium, beginning. initiare, to initiate (in mysteries), interire, to perish. interitus. indulged, indulsi, indultum. obire, to visit, obitus, death. prajire, to go before, praetor, praetorium, tent of the commander-in-chief. redire, to come back, to return, reditus, return, income (lit. returns). sedition, mutiny, sedition, seditiosus. subire, to go under, subitus, sudden, subitarius. perire, to perish (violently and suddenly), iterum, a second time, iterare, to repeat (a second time). j a c e1 r e (io), to throw. jactare. jactantia, boastfulness. jaculum, hunting-spear. jactura, a loss voluntarily incurred. abjicere. conjicere. dejicere. disjicere. ejicere. injicere. objicere. projicere. rejicere. subjicere. conjectura, conjecture. amTcire, to clothe, amictus. amiculum, a cl.
